226 BUSH 



lateral palmate form of about 7 long unequal pointed lobes, arises from 

 the center of the cup. 

 xz. Operculum with a calcareous plate (see p. 221). 



Superior setae on collar simple tapered blades. 



(31) JOSEPHKLLA Caullery and Mesnil 1896. 



Type, J. marenzelleri Caullery and Mesnil 1896, figures. Cape de la 

 Hogue, northern coast of France, English Channel. 



Uncini similar to Vermiliopsis. Operculum with long conic calcareous 

 plate. 



ix'. Operculum membranous or chitinous 12. 



xa. Superior setae on collar not simple tapered blades 13. 



xa'. Superior setae on collar simple tapered blades. 



(32) APOMATUS Philippi 1844. 



Type, A. ampulliferus Philippi 1844, -j- Marion and Bobretzki 1875, 

 figures. 1 Mediterranean Sea. 

 Uncini similar to Protula. Operculum a membranous( ? ) sphere. 



(33) APOMATOPSIS Saint-Joseph 1894. 



Type, A. similis (Marion and Bobretzki 1875, as Apomatus, figures, + 

 Marion 1879, figures) Saint-Joseph 1894. Mediterranean Sea (Mar- 

 seilles). 



Uncini and Operculum similar to preceding. 



13. Superior setae geniculate. 



(34) PROTOPLACOSTEGUS gen. nov. (see p. 287). 



Type, P. morchii (Mclntosh 1885, as Placostegus, figures). 

 Uncini somewhat similar to Serpula. Operculum with horny cap. 

 13'. Superior setae with posterior fin-like expansion. 



(35) FILOGRANA Oken 1815, + Berkeley 1832.) 



Type, F. implexa Berkeley 1827, as Serpula, figures, -f- Saint-Joseph 

 1894, figures. (See footnote 2.) North Atlantic Ocean, in 20 to 40 fins. 



Uncini similar to Vermiliopsis. A spoon-shaped organ on one or 

 more branchiae. 



14. Superior setae on collar not simple tapered blades, i. e., with posterior fin- 



like expansion (see p. 221). 



(36) SALMACINA Claparede 1870.* 



Type, 5. incrustans Claparede 1870, figures. Bay of Naples, Medi- 

 terranean Sea. 



Uncini somewhat similar to Serpula. 



1 Saint-Joseph proposed to separate the four species (A. ampulliferus Philippi 

 1844, A. enosimce Marenzeller 1885, A. globifera Theel 1879, and A. similis 

 Marion and Bobretzki 1875) into two genera based on the difference in form of 

 the abdominal setae, under the names Apomatus and Apomatopsis, but unfortu- 

 nately places the species for which the genus Apomatus was proposed, under the 

 later name, thus, unless transposed, making the two synonymous. 



* Salmacina cedificatrix Claparede 1870 (appendix) is figured as having the 

 tips of the branchiae regularly tapered. The spoon-shaped end figured by Saint- 

 Joseph (1894) as belonging to Salmacina dystera Huxley (as Protula, 1855) is 

 either an error in reference for Filograna implexa, or the species is erroneously 

 referred to Salmacina. 



